Mould in Sligo homes is often driven by a simple interaction: moisture in indoor air meets cold surfaces. This guide explains condensation, thermal bridging, ventilation, heating patterns and other damp mechanisms so you can diagnose the cause before spending money on cleaning or repairs.
Condensation-related mould is usually a ventilation and temperature problem, not just a cleaning problem. This guide explains how indoor moisture load, cold surfaces and thermal bridging interact in Cork homes—and why diagnosis should come before remediation.
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